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A cohort's team projectssurface what to check firstand carry on as resumes

Purple Coding CampFull-stack · Cohort 8Project week 3 · 6-week course

Neighborhood Link4 people · tasks 0/24Presented

Routine Mate3 people · tasks 0/15No updates in 3 daysPresented

Campus Connect5 people · tasks 0/22Due in 4 daysPresented

Shared Garden6 people · tasks 0/26Presented

One-Bite Recipes3 people · tasks 0/14Presented

Daily Workout4 people · tasks 0/18Presented

Used Book Shop5 people · tasks 0/22Presented

Study Timer3 people · tasks 0/13Presented

Local Workshop4 people · tasks 0/18Presented

Travel Budget3 people · tasks 0/14Presented

Plant Diary5 people · tasks 0/21Presented

Dog Walk Mate3 people · tasks 0/15Presented

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Sophia12 feeds · 31 comments86 feeds posted this week

AlertsNo updates in 3 daysRoutine MateDue in 4 daysCampus Connect

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SophiaFrontend · Graduate, Purple Coding Camp Cohort 8ProjectsCompletedNeighborhood Link — local community servicePurple Coding Camp · 6 weeks · Team leadDesigned the new-user onboarding flow and cut the sign-up drop-off124 tasks completed

12 teams · 48 students started their team projects

Every cohort gets a little easier to run

During the project weeks, which teams need help first is visible
After demo day, what each teammate delivered is visible
After graduation, that experience on their resumes is visible

On Monday morning, the teams to check first are already picked out

Stalled projects, close deadlines, and missing feedback are gathered by cohort, so you start with the work that needs help instead of ranking people

Check first this week · Full-stack Cohort 8

Routine MateNo updates in 3 days
Last meeting 4 days ago · 6 tasks in progress
Meeting notes
Campus ConnectDue in 4 days
16 tasks left · demo this Friday
Tasks
Mini project 12 feedback forms left
Ended 5 days ago · 46 of 48 written
Feedback

The other 10 active teams logged steady work this week

After demo day, what each person delivered is written up

AI pulls each teammate's contribution from meeting and task records, and feedback on communication, role, and growth comes in right here without a separate survey

Project wrap-up · Neighborhood Link

Contributions written up by AI

SophiaLeader
Designed the onboarding flow and fixed the sign-up drop-off with the team
Noah
Built the map API integration and neighborhood verification
Olivia
Ran three usability tests and turned them into a fix list
Ethan
Set up the deploy pipeline and prepared the demo

Peer feedback3 of 4 written

Visible to program staff and the recipient · anonymous

Graduates can back up their part in interviews

Team project records become evidence-backed lines in each student's resume, and graduates move to your alumni network without taking up a seat

Perplz resume · Representative project

Sophia

Graduate, Purple Coding Camp Full-stack Cohort 8

Neighborhood Link · local community service

Team lead · Frontend · 6 weeks · 4 people

Designed the onboarding flow for new users and worked with the team to fix the sign-up drop-off found in usability tests. Led weekly meetings, split 24 tasks across the team, and wrapped up before demo day.

Evidence24 tasks completed6 meeting recordsLeader's wrap-up summary

Alumni · Full-stack Cohort 8Marking someone as graduated frees their seat

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Up to 6 people$34.99/mo
Up to 20 people$70.99/mo
Up to 100 people$214.99/mo

Every plan has the same features; only the seat count differs. Annual billing is 20% off. Graduates and outside mentors don't take a seat. Above 100 people, we arrange pricing separately

Proposal · draft

Proposal: a tool for running cohort team projects

Perplz team workspace · perplz.com/en/education

Background: During team projects, staff have to check each team's progress separately, so a stuck team is sometimes noticed only right before demo day. Graduates also struggle to explain their own role in a team project with evidence in interviews.
Impact: See stalled projects, close deadlines, and missing feedback for each cohort on one screen.
Record a meeting and AI organizes it into tasks with owners.
When a project ends, each member's contribution is written up and peer feedback is collected in the tool.
Team project records become evidence in graduates' resumes, and graduates move into an alumni network.
Cost: Priced by active members (seats): $34.99 (6 people), $70.99 (20 people), $214.99 (100 people) per month, with 20% off on annual billing. Every plan has the same features, and graduates and outside mentors don't take a seat. Above 100 people, pricing is arranged separately.
Pilot: Run two weeks of the next cohort's project period on a 14-day free trial (no card, every feature for up to 100 people).
Data: Admins can download project records (meetings, tasks, documents) as JSONL, CSV, or Markdown files.

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